First Word: In another era, Eustace Mullins ,81, would be a public resource.
After his service in the Air Force in WWII, he went to work at the Library
of Congress in Washington, DC. DC was a small town in those days and Eustace
was a bright, curious and unassuming country boy with a bit of the bon
vivant in him. As such, he came into contact with many of the movers and
shakers of the day and ate, drank and conversed with them. He has more
first-hand information about post-WWII Washington and its inhabitants than
most anyone else alive today.

He was also in the thick of the fray of the Communist trials in those days,
as he worked for Joe McCarthy as a researcher. That alone keeps him smeared
in these politically-correct days. His longtime friendship with Ezra Pound,
who hired Mullins to research and write the definitive history of the
founding of the Federal Reserve System, serves to finalize judgment in the
minds of his uninformed detractors.

One doesn't really have a conversation with Eustace. You do your best to
corral what he'll impart, and he's willing to answer whatever you ask to the
best of his ability. If you have any questions after reading this, his
contact info is at the end. Get in touch with him. For 55 years, he's been
researching the very questions that most of us reading this have been asking
in the wake of 9/11/01.

Eustace Mullins has been painted as many things by his detractors, many of
whom have no idea what the word "patriot" actually means beyond the title of
the Act that's almost made patriotism illegal. Agree or disagree with
Eustace's conclusions, his detractors have never been able to paint him as a
liar.

J: These are troubling days. What do you say when people ask "What can I
do?"

E: People often ask me that question, implying that they don't know what to
do. That's not true. People know what they're supposed to do. They're
actually begging the question when they ask me that. What they're really
saying is, "I don't really want to do anything, but you're going to get me
off the hook by telling me I should do this or that and then I'll tell you I
can't do this or that", and that frees them from having to do anything.

J: What have you done?

E: I'd always wanted to be a writer, so that's what I did. It's an
educational operation, both for the writer and the reader. Whether you're
writing poetry, essays, articles, books, songs or what have you, imparting
what you may have learned is important.

J: Have you been surprised by any events in the post-9/11 world?

E: I wasn't surprised by anything that happened before 9/11, so nothing
afterwards has surprised me (laughs). 9/11 was a natural occurrence, much
like other terrorist operations that preceeded it - the OKC bombing, the
Waco Holocaust and the Ruby Ridge Massacre. These were all steps in a
program and there's nothing surprising about them at all. They were
intelligence operations, financed by the Money Powers. Intelligence is the
heart and soul of banking, as the financiers must have complete knowledge
and when necessary, initiate events to steer things their way.

Rumsfeld was supposedly sitting at his desk, working, when the Pentagon got
hit. Why was the Secretary of Defense sitting at his desk an hour after the
country came under attack?

It was no accident that Bush was absent from DC and Cheney was in the White
House during the operation. They had to keep Bush out of the loop so he
wouldn't screw it up.

J: You worked with Robert Kennedy in Joe McCarthy's office, correct?

E: We both worked for Joe, yes. Bobby was one of the biggest snobs I met in
my time in DC, being noveau riche. People born to generations of money
aren't snobs, for the most part. But Bobby Kennedy was a little slump kid.
He was a strait-laced Boston Irish-Catholic boy, which is why he hated the
homosexual J. Edgar Hoover so much. Just for the record, Hoover started his
time in Washington as a deck attendant at the Library of Congress, the same
job I held there. It's rarely referred to, and hardly anyone knows it.

Hoover was very insecure about his appearance as some in DC thought he had
black ancestry. He was very Negroid in his facial structure and was quite
touchy about it. It might be why he hated Martin Luther King so much.
(laughs)

By the way, e.e. cummings was the first choice for JFK's inaugural speech,
but he turned it down. e.e. told me himself the day he refused the offer.
Robert Frost was the second choice, the bitter old bastard. Ezra gave him
his first break in the late teens or early twenties and afterwards, Frost
had nothing to do with him again.

The official government story regarding Frost and Pound is that Frost, out
of gratitude to Ezra for Ezra's role in Frost's early career, got Ezra out
of St. Elizabeth's. Frost had nothing to do with it.

Ezra got out of St. Elizabeth's because a Congressman named Usher Burdick,
at the behest of a fellow named Rex Lampman (Lampman's father owned a Fargo
newspaper that helped to get Burdick elected), got up on the floor of the
Congress and asked "Why is this man being held?". Burdick knew nothing of
Ezra Pound, but he did some digging and found out that America's greatest
living poet had been held in a mental hospital for 13 years with no trial
{1}. It was through Burdick's efforts and not Frost's that Ezra was
released{2}.

J: Do you vote?

E: No. Who is there to vote for?

J: Do you vote locally?

E: No. I still consider the state of Virginia to be occupied territory.
That's how these folks operate. They never want occupation to end.
Rutherford Hayes ran on a platform of ending occupation of the South, as
he'd been a Union general and knew how cruel occupation is.

Look at Germany and Japan. That war's been over for almost 60 years and
they're still occupying them. They'll never leave Iraq willingly for the
same reason, unless they can take the oil with them. (laughs)

One of the thrusts of occupation is population manipulation. The occupation
of Germany and Japan stunted the generation that survived, both mentally and
physically. Millions of German civilians died under Allied occupation and
the ones that survived were malnourished and easily manipulated. It's a form
of genocide and population control.

But the occupiers never end occupation if they don't have to. Occupation is
a great way to own and control a hostile country and its resources. It's
captivity and slavery.

Americans love their captivity. There's no responsibility. When you're a
captive, you don't have to make a decision about anything, though you have
no Liberty. People don't want Liberty. Liberty is nothing but uncertainty.
It's much easier to have someone tell you where you'll be, what you'll do
and who you'll pay tomorrow than to worry about it yourself. The same goes
for what you think.

J: What's your opinion of the Jewish Holocaust?

E: It wasn't really an issue until the late '50's. All of the sudden, they
remembered that six million Jews died in WWII. I've often said that after
six million Jews died, most of them went on to own apartments in Manhattan
and Tel Aviv. It's not really a topic that interests me much beyond how it's
used as propaganda and mind control.

J: Let's touch on "anti-semitism" and how it's used to smear people...

E: I first came up against it when I published my first book,
"Secrets of the Federal Reserve".
The Anti-Defamation League immediately attacked it as "anti-Semitic" and
said that I was an "anti-Semite". There's not a word about Jews in the whole
book. As a matter of fact, the first review and push for my book was made by
a Hollywood Jew named
Myron Fagan.
I didn't meet him for another ten years, but he was the first person to
promote my book, both on his radio show and in his newsletters.

When I did meet him, he looked like the stereotypical Jew. He was no Jewish
aristocrat, that's for sure. He was a hell of a nice guy. He really suffered
for his efforts in educating people as to the danger facing America and the
world. He grew to dislike and mistrust his fellow Jewish screenwriters in
Hollywood because they were so phony, and they grew to mistrust him as he
exposed their Communistic allegiances.

I used to drink with Sandy Griffith, one of the ADL's lead researchers, back
in those days. We had a great time. They'd call us "anti-Semites" and then
drink with us. Go figure. Sandy brought the best wines. As I recall, Sandy's
real last name was Scheffer.

It came out later that the ADL was behind much of the National Renaissance
Party, the "right wing" extremists of the '50's. I had no idea at the time.

J: Have you ever been in contact with Ernst Zundel?

E: Oh yes. Ernst is a great guy, a regular gemütlichkeit German. Overnight
he went from being a successful and obscure artist to one of the worst
anti-Semites on the planet. That's what you get for loudly questioning the
"official" line. God love him.

J: Zundel was arrested right after the Immigration and Naturalization
Service fell under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security...

E: I'm not surprised. Tom Ridge is worthless. He'll do anything they'll tell
him to do. He'd go to the White House and shoot Bush if he was told to. He
wouldn't want to, but he'd do it. He's the typical faceless, controlled
bureaucrat.

J: Do you have Internet access or a computer?

E: No. I don't have time to get on the net. So many guys are on that thing
talking for eight and twelve hours a day to other guys in Chicago and Tokyo
or what have you. I wouldn't get anything done. I'm working to get six of my
books reprinted: Curse of Canaan, My Life in Christ, This Difficult
Individual Ezra Pound, The World Order, Secrets of the Federal Reserve and
The Rape of Justice.

J: Has anyone ever tried to get you involved in questionable activities?

E: About thirty years ago, which was the lowest point in my life as it was
after my mother died, a man came to town and wanted me to kill Henry
Kissinger. He said that he knew Kissinger's "mistress schedule" in LA and
that they'd fly me out there and put me up for a week before the hit. I
never considered it as I could see the headlines: "Extremist Gunned Down In
Plot To Kill Kissinger".

J: How's your health?

E: I just got back from the doctor and he said I could probably go another
twenty years. I feel like I'm 17. [Interviewer's note: I took Eustace to
lunch at an all-you-can eat place and he put a respectable dent in the food
bar. Two hours later, we went to a birthday party for one of his family
members. He ate another huge plate of food. Age certainly doesn't affect his
appetite.]

J: Didn't someone try to stick you in a nursing home recently?

E: My brother decided that he wanted my assets and tried to get me declared
unfit. It took the efforts of my nephews and others to get me out and to
regain legal control of my assets again. Two licensed psychologists have
judged me mentally sound and I have no intention of letting any of that
happen again.

J: Do you have any words for the ADL, as they're probably going to read
this?

E: Beyond congratulating them for having a great little protection racket
going, no.

J: How can folks get in touch with you?

E: Call or write anytime.

Eustace Mullins
126 Madison Place
Staunton, Va. 24401
540-886-5580

J: Are you still optimistic for the future of Liberty in America?

E: More optimistic than ever. The enemies of Liberty have painted themselves
into a corner. They have committed so many gross indecencies, indelicacies
and frauds that it's all coming to a head. I look for a great cleansing
Spirit to come up in the next few years.

I've been optimistic my whole life. If anyone shouldn't be optimistic, it
should be me. I've had eighty years of deprivation and marginalization in my
own country that most people wouldn't be able to endure. I have Faith.

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Notes

{1}. Ezra Pound was accused of treason for taking aid from Mussolini in the
form of an international radio station from Il Duce. Pound spent the
majority of his broadcats reaming and railing against the international
Money Cartel, and urged his listeners to find one thing in his broadcasts
that went against the US Constitution. These broadcasts are available in the
book Ezra Pound Speaking (1978), edited by Leonard Doob.

On a side note, Vladimir Jabotinsky and Menachem Begin also received much
material aid from Mussolini up until the late 1930's. Jabotinsky is known as
the "Father of the Israeli Defense Forces" and Begin later became Prime
Minister of Israel. Apparently, they didn't commit the treason against the
Bankers that Pound did.

{2}.
http://www.pbagalleries.com/catalogs/curcat99-3.html: (Pound, Ezra)
Congressman Usher Burdick's four office file folders of Pound & other
correspondence relating to the attempted & finally successful release of
Ezra Pound from St. Elizabeths Hospital, where he was condemned for insanity
after his pre-trial hearing for treason. Includes letters from Ezra Pound, &
from his wife, Dorothy, a group of photographs of Pound, press clippings,
letters from Pound to Burdick's legislative assistant, Laura Page Knudson,
letters to & from Burdick regarding the release of Pound (both before &
after, incl. the original letter from Rex Lampman of Hollywood asking
Burdick to get involved in the first place, & a couple of letters from poet
Witter Bynner, signed), copy of the 1945 Grand Jury report against Pound,
printing of the original Resolution submitted to Congress for his release
(1957), copy of a transcript of an interview with Pound by the Canadian
Broadcasting Corp., copy of the congratulatory telegram sent by Burdick to
the Pounds on their voyage back to Italy, 2 copies of The Library of
Congress Legislative Reference Service 53-page report by Hal Seiber on "The
Medical, Legal, Literary and Political Status of Ezra Weston [Loomis]
Pound," 1958, etc. Various places: various dates. Generally covering the
years 1957-58, this is the unique record of the workings of Ezra Pound's
release from the mental hospital to which he was condemned after being
declared incapable of standing trial for treason in 1946. Pound had been
arrested and shipped back to the U.S. after making inflammatory statements
on a daily basis on Italian radio, attacking Roosevelt and extolling
Mussolini and Facism. Pound was sent to St. Elizabeths Hospital for 12
years, longer than convicted traitors Tokyo Rose and Alger Hiss spent in
jail, and it was only with the help of Congressman Burdick that Pound's case
was finally taken up (under the commonly held belief that Pound was, in
fact, not insane). The generally ornery letters from Pound to Burdick's
assistant cast him in a harsh light: From May 12, 1958, Pound writes: "I
have always regarded package words as a pest. Notably the idiotic term
"anti-Semitism", and repeatedly said it was idiotic to attack Jews while
leaving intact an infamous swindle which they understood better than
uncorrelated goyim. I see no reason why the highly sensitized sephadim [sic]
should be held responsible for the brutal savagery of the khazars...I shd/
like some time to list some of the curious acts occurring under the reign of
Roosevelt (F.D.) probably to be known to future generations as `THE
Calamity.'...Rome Daily American unreliable / reporter probably
misunderstood what I said. Without exact date, impossible to determine, if
this occurred after I had been put OFF the air, by Italian government.
Against which I protested, and got back on. To do what I considered my duty
in warning the U.S. against Roosevelt's hysteria." Burdick was very
interested in the causes of people being "railroaded"